Unsure of what pet to get- heres a few bullet points about a few animals you may consider.

• Cats. Quiet animals except when they demand feeding, which is every other hour and well groomed. Cats are nocturnal creatures by nature, coming to life at night mostly, and bringing back some mice as presents. Cats will cost alittle less than a dog because cats dont require the training that a dog has, but thats only alittle less.
• Dogs. Are they ‘mans best friend’? Your canine chum will require being taken for a walk often, which can be exercise for both dog and owner. Dogs can be very loyal creatures but will need some training.
• Rodents. Hamsters, Rats, Gerbils and Mice. These tiny guys have a lifespan generally of about a year and a half, but have been known to go on longer. Youll need a big enough cage -remember that rats are the biggest of the four and will need a larger cage, and mice are smaller, so a cage with smaller gaps so they cant escape. Remember a wheel for exercise, but replace it if it starts squeaking so your not kept up all night.
• Rabbits and Guinea pigs. Be prepared to chase them around the garden to get them back in their hutch, they can move quicker than you think. Your gonna need room for them to runaround, plus a hutch for them to stay in. Give them fresh lettuce/ carrots to go with their feed, and you must move their hutches into somewhere warm when winter sets in.
• Snakes. A snake can be very costly given the accommodation they need, they equipment to control the temperature and mice for them to eat. The price of the snake depends of the size, with grass snakes not going to costs at much as a huge boa python.
• Spiders. You’ll need a small container to keep them in, a supply of bugs to be eaten -and a spouse that wont head for the hills if they escape.

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